The Traveler said:
rc'sjourney said:
One idea I also have is creating a website that has better structure for sharing,classifying, and availability of getting information... Scrolling through a forum makes it kindve difficult.
Currently we are busy setting up a more educational structure for the DMT-Nexus. Faculties, Projects, Courses and tests will be included.
If you have any good ideas to share for giving structure to this then that would be highly appreciated.
Kind regards,
The Traveler
I am very new here and have yet to...accumulate many experiences with DMT. But I have crossed over from begin a newbie in the shroom department to an intermediary user. But I feel strongly that we could do more. And I support this initiative even though as a newbie here I caary little weight, both in terms of experience and in terms of membership.
I feel that society and culture as we know it is not going to last all that much longer. We need paradigms about life and reality and how we go about our business on this mindbogglingly gorgeous planet.
I think we should do a framework thing, a timeline where we plot all the discoveries about these substances. Include the discovery of DMT, LSD, insert the research done. The point is to get an easy to use overview of our history. Where do we come from in terms of scientific research, what path has been traveled. When the DMT Nexus began.
How can we go forward and use these experiences to transform society. One day soon we will a wall with our culture. And people will despair. And look for answers. We should be ready to provide them with an alternative view on how to build society, how to integrate ourselves with nature. People will be needing guidance and some alternative view on culture and how not to make the same mistakes.
This timeline can be interactive. You click an event and get a popup or balloon window showing details.
This will provide a historical frame of mind, a reference point and the notion we aren't just hopelessly lost going nowhere.
We need to find common grounds. We need to categorize the various ways that people experience it. This requires a lot of polling and a scientific approach. But who can muster it up?
I have no idea how to set up a (semi) scientific approach. And I struggle too much with personal issues to be of any real use, like actually making an interactive timeline. I wish I could, but then I might not have come here in the first place.
Also, about a working structure. I suggest there is no hierarchical structure. Just work groups. It is a form of management not by authority but by equality.
Different projects will connect with others in a networked structure. Well, it is an idea.